Commercial Heat Pumps

The heat pump uses only 1/3 of the electrical energy required to heat water compared to traditional water heaters. C.O.P (Coefficient Of Performance) defines the efficiency of a heat pump through the ratio between the energy obtained and the energy supplied.

The heat pump uses only 1/3 of the electrical energy required to heat water compared to traditional water heaters. C.O.P (Coefficient Of Performance) defines the efficiency of a heat pump through the ratio between the energy obtained and the energy supplied.

The heat pump uses only 1/3 of the electrical energy required to heat water compared to traditional water heaters. C.O.P (Coefficient Of Performance) defines the efficiency of a heat pump through the ratio between the energy obtained and the energy supplied.

The heat pump uses only 1/3 of the electrical energy required to heat water compared to traditional water heaters. C.O.P (Coefficient Of Performance) defines the efficiency of a heat pump through the ratio between the energy obtained and the energy supplied.